Line 3 Contractor Killed In Aitkin County Construction Yard
WCCO confirmed Sunday night that a contractor working on the Line 3 crude oil pipeline died Friday in a construction yard in Aitkin County.
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WCCO confirmed Sunday night that a contractor working on the Line 3 crude oil pipeline died Friday in a construction yard in Aitkin County.
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